Arizona Abortion Politics, Trump-Johnson Meeting, Argentine Economic Woes

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🗓️ 13 April 2024

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Vice President Kamala Harris was in Arizona, where the state's high court reinstated an 1864 law all but banning abortion. House Speaker Mike Johnson met with former Pres. Donald Trump in Florida. Argentine police are breaking up protests with water cannons as the economy falters.

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0:00.0	Argentina's president in the US for the third time in four months meets with
0:07.5	Elon Musk in Austin. While Argentines take to the streets protesting the country's financial turmoil. I'm Aisha. Argentine's
0:13.3	financial turmoil.
0:14.3	I'm Aisha Roscoe.
0:15.6	And I'm Scott Simon and this is up first from NPR News.
0:19.1	Today on the podcast we take you to Buenos Aires also we broke Roe v. Wade.
0:27.0	It's one of Donald Trump's signature achievements as president. We gave it back to the
0:31.7	states. Today we also stop in Arizona where
0:34.6	in 1864 law all but bans abortion. And we'll hear about a Florida meeting
0:39.8	between Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson,
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